US VA History Unit 1 Lesson 1
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- Q1period when early peoples learned how to plant and raise cropsagricultural revolution30sEditDelete
- Q2a change to a lower state or leveldecline30sEditDelete
- Q3a payment by one ruler or nation to another in acknowledgement of submission or as the price of protectiontribute30sEditDelete
- Q4the manner of accomplishing a task using specialized methods, processes, or knowledgetechnology30sEditDelete
- Q5circular ceremonial room built by the Anasazikiva30sEditDelete
- Q6Spanish for "village"; term used by the early Spanish explorers to denote large housing structures built by the Anasazipueblo30sEditDelete
- Q7at an unspecified time or day; in the endeventually30sEditDelete
- Q8In 700 C.E., this group developed a large system of irrigation canals.the Hokoham30sEditDelete
- Q9the first people to develop a civilization in Mesoamericathe Olmec30sEditDelete
- Q10Around 200 C.E., this group emerged on the Yucatán Peninsula and expanded into today's Central America and southern Mexicothe Maya30sEditDelete
- Q11this group built a large city named Tula. They built large pyramids and huge palaces with pillared halls. First group to use gold and copper in art and jewelry.the Toltec30sEditDelete
- Q12This group built the city Tenochtitlán on the site of today's Mexico City. The name of their original homeland was Aztlán. They created an empire by conquering neighboring cities and demanding tributethe Aztec30sEditDelete
- Q13the Navajo gave this group their name. They lived in the four corners states in the United States. They accumulated water by building networks of basins and ditches to channel rain into stone-lined depressions.the Anasazi30sEditDelete
- Q14city that covered about 5 square miles and contained more than 100 flat topped pyramids and mounds. Home to about 16,000 people.Cahokia30sEditDelete
- Q15the largest of the Mississippian cultural groups. They lived in western North Carolina, eastern Tennessee, and northeastern Georgia.the Cherokee30sEditDelete
- Q16the group that would be some of the world's greatest mounted hunters and warriorsthe Sioux30sEditDelete
- Q17these were the first Native Americans to encounter English settlersthe Algonquian30sEditDelete
- Q18Extended families lived in longhouses in large towns which they protected with building stockades. Men did the hunting while women tended the crops. Women headed kinship groups and selected the ruling councilmen.the Iroquois30sEditDelete